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Перевод: fret

[существительное]
раздражение; волнение; мучение; брожение; прямоугольный орнамент; лад ;
[глагол]
беспокоиться; мучиться; беспокоить; мучить; разъедать; подтачивать; подергиваться рябью; размывать; украшать резьбой; украшать лепкой; перебирать струны

Тезаурус:

1. " We don't put him next to other horses, but he can see them clearly, only a field away, and he doesn't fret or bother at all.
2. But I'll stand by you, never fret."
3. The frets on this guitar number twenty-two, and they're "narrow" in size, which means, fact fans, .096cm high and .047cm wide (there's a wider, more "Les Paul" size of fret available, too).
4. On his fret were huge lead boots with metal straps and weights attached to them by rusty nuts and bolts.
5. This has been done in a similar fashion to Martin's approach, where the fret ends are chopped off square and then individually rounded, rather than by running a fret file down the sides of the neck and lopping all the ends off at a 45 degree angle.
6. For his part, Corbett could only fret and decided to draw up a memorandum on what he had learnt so far:
7. DALGETY, Delta and Jaguar were among the shares to march ahead yesterday as the stock market continued to fret and fuss about today's West German interest rate decision.
8. Such common risks to the interests and values they all share still give the allies plenty to fret about collectively.
9. Carry out another playing test to check for fret buzz and sight down the fingerboard again to see if the main body of the neck is straight.
10. Buy organically grown food if you can, but do not fret if you cannot (which will only cause stress).
11. I seethe with frustration, but he simply smiles and tells me not to fret.
12. Nato may fret over the soul of West Germany.
13. There are twenty-four medium-sized frets and the board is lipped over the end of the neck at the body end, leaving the 24th fret hanging in space.